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These shots where taken - using a selfmade diffuser over the flash - the concept is based on the diffuser of Mr. Lord V - Great thx to him !!

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At least I think its a Big Mouth. Its rather nice anyway. :)

this is one of those tiny little "parachutes" that fly out of the thistle head when it's gone to seed. like dandelions, this is the way the seeds are scattered about.

Cropped Macroshot of a green bug (not sure on ID) clicked near Mumbai...using Nikon d3200 tamron 90mm; cam flash, handheld

I took this photo with an 45-150mm lense (Lumix G Vario H-FS45-150).

The orange background is actually a wooden table with a little color correction.

Random Flowers

Taken using Canon 400d + ET + 50mm

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Last Fall I found this dead insect on the sidewalk. It looks like a wasp but I had never seen one so small. I used the macro setting on my camera to take this photo. After doing more research, I am convinced this is actually a male ant. They have wings and live only long enough to mate.

taken with the Canon Powershot SX150 IS

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This picture is howing some utric leaves right against the side of the glass about 1 and a 1/2 cm's from the top.

This is a macro shot of satay. Satay is basically meat on stick. Either chicken or beef. They are always cook over hot coal, like bbq. Most malays love satay, it's delicious!! And when added with its special sauce, I would say it's a malay delicacy!!

Got my Ricoh GR Digital II this morning and was pleasantly surprised by what this small but amazing camera can do. :)

My first ever macro shot with my Olympus 12-50 (24-100mm) lens. Even those hairs are pretty sharp. In the Temperate House.

Lots of little tiny hungry mouths looking to trap some food. :)

I set up my camera close to a window, and made a little box background. Set the aperture to F32, and forced ISO 100.

My grandpa was a rock hound. After his passing, I was given a coffee can full of rocks he polished in a tumbler. These are some of those stones. Macro Shots 008

My grandpa was a rock hound. After his passing, I was given a coffee can full of rocks he polished in a tumbler. These are some of those stones. Macro Shots 020

I set up my camera close to a window, and made a little box background. Set the aperture to F32, and forced ISO 100.

With little baby bigmouths in the middle. Nice and red too.

If you look at the trap in the biggest size you can see the trigger hairs that sets of the trap.

Side view of the sticky stuff on the flower stalk.

for DPS assignment: Plants, Not Flowers May 27 - June 10, 2009

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A photo blog of JKAR that serves as portfolio and a place to showcase his artwork.

JKA Personal Photography

A photo blog of JKAR that serves as portfolio and a place to showcase his artwork.

JKA Personal Photography

A shot of my two white raffles growing in the new lowlander tank I set up.

Mandrul Schaiet

Macro shot of a fly!

with DIY macro lens

Three traps, two massive and one baby with a mutated fox head shaped leaf.

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